Addressing Systemic Racism Through Meaningful Workforce Investments

In light of the disproportionate impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on communities of color, and the global call to action to address systemic racism, GRID Greater Los Angeles facilitated a thoughtful dialogue about socio-economic inequalities in LA and solution-based approaches.

Moderated by Adewale OgunBadejo, Workforce Development Manager at GRID GLA

Panelists:

  • Kenneth Wells, CEO and Founder of O&M Solar Services
  • Saun Hough, Vocational Services Administrator at SHIELDS for Families.

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